They Froggies

claymore · Post by **claymore** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 8:06 am

Just been reading about the Froggie Fishermen blockading in the English Cruising boats in a number of ports and causing a fair bit of damage and intimidation in the name of protest about fuel costs.

Its one thing terrorising a load of peaceful law-abiding pensioners - shame they were not so brave in 1939.

claymore · Post by **claymore** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:35 pm

Life has come to a sad pass when one has to respond to one's own post because the rest of ye cannae be fashed.

Perhaps we could up it a gear - how long do ye think it'll take they fishermen tae make a rush for the tunnel if theyGermans ever get near Paris again?

Living as I am in the land of Carlsberg and the Pastries I feel fully entitled to post this - the Son-in-Law wasnae too impressed today when ah mentioned the Danish capitultion tae Adolf's lads

It didnae make his joinery any better...

aquaplane · Post by **aquaplane** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 9:32 pm

I think the French are still pissed off about being abandoned at Dunkirk.

I would be careful what you say about them other Johnny Foreigners, there is a rumour going round that Sandi Toksvig is looking for a stool so she can reach to bite your knees when you get back.

Rowana · Post by **Rowana** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 9:52 pm

I think the Germans have a cunning plan to take over Europe without a shot being fired.

We spent the last war helping the frogs, clogs and assorted wogs fight against the spagetti munchers and sausage scoffers, and now we're all Europeans together

Time for us British to bale out of this continental fiasco, if you ask me.

{/rant}

Olivepage · Post by **Olivepage** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 10:17 pm

Not too sure about this Carlsberg stuff.

It seems to have made you unusually belligerent.

I would suggest a little more subtlety in your attempts to rend Europe apart.

British policy for the 900 years before the 1960s was based on provoking various Europeans to fight each other while we made a best guess at who wouold win and joined the winning side. This ensured that the European countries were in a constant state of tension as to who would invade whom next.

It should be your policy and task to sow the maximum discontent among our European partners thereby causing mutual recriminations, discord and finally open aggression, thus enabling us to find a new winner to urge on to eventual destruction, thereby restoring Her Britannic Majesty's United Kingdom to its rightful position of Top Nation.

A heavy responsibility but we have every confidence.

Or you could just eat the pastries, I suppose.

aquaplane · Post by **aquaplane** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 10:24 pm

Or you could just eat the pastries, I suppose.

And drink the beer, a horrible job but someone has to do it.

BigNick · Post by **BigNick** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 12:33 pm

claymore wrote:Just been reading about the Froggie Fishermen blockading in the English Cruising boats in a number of ports and causing a fair bit of damage and intimidation in the name of protest about fuel costs.

Its one thing terrorising a load of peaceful law-abiding pensioners - shame they were not so brave in 1939.

Dunno where or when this was - we were in St Vaast and Cherbourg from Friday morning to Monday morning, saw no problems at all.

Maybe different down towards St Malo - I understand a few folk around here had some problems of their own.

Julian · Post by **Julian** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:38 pm

claymore wrote:Just been reading about the Froggie Fishermen blockading in the English Cruising boats in a number of ports and causing a fair bit of damage and intimidation in the name of protest about fuel costs.

Its one thing terrorising a load of peaceful law-abiding pensioners - shame they were not so brave in 1939.

Quite, and I am all for a bit of froggie bashing, but if it was not for them and the English Channel we may have been speaking Russian today. Why does nobody say the same of the Poles, Greeks etc. Both overrun, both had land borders. If the French army had not fought on and held the Huns back the BEF may have all enjoyed a longer continental holiday.. Though it is said Hitler allowed the British to escape as he wanted a peace with us a 'Germanic peoples'.

Now, as for the froggies who then took their 30 pieces of silver and built the Atlantic wall for Rommel, or the sea lords who would not turn the French Navy over to the British, well, they were probably the grandfathers of the 'hoheehoheehoh lets block the ports again, punishing the British for the cost of fuel idiots'.

I sometimes respect the froggies for their ability to stand up as a nation and so no, rather than our feeble grumbling and whining on internet forums. There are certain MOBO people over there (TOP) who can't add a post without telling us they are leaving, not that I am bored of hearing it, but I wish they would bog off and live with the rest of the vichy traitors.

I started this to suggest you are wrong, but now I agree, bloody frogs, why couldn't Britain be closer to the Baltic?

jim.r · Post by **jim.r** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:45 pm

this makes interesting reading

http://europeanhistory.about.com/librar ... stable.htm

Post by **DaveS** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:52 am

Most interesting.

Of course you do realise that it's against the rules to introduce factual matter into jingoistic rants...

Olivepage · Post by **Olivepage** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:10 am

DaveS wrote:Most interesting.

Of course you do realise that it's against the rules to introduce factual matter into jingoistic rants...

Quite right.

I mean - spoiling a perfectly good argument by introducing facts.

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